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How do you say "harvest" in French?
la récolte
In French, "harvest" is la récolte.
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Pronunciation
Say ray-KOLT, with stress on the final syllable and a crisp silent final e.
Grammar notes
la récolte is feminine. Its plural is récoltes.
Example sentence
Les agriculteurs récoltaient la récolte d’automne.
The farmers gathered the autumn harvest.
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How to remember la récolte
Récolte sounds like 'recall it', picture gathering in the crops so you can recall a good harvest later.
Related words
- root la racine
- branch la branche
- trunk le tronc
- leaf la feuille
- seed la graine
- bud le bourgeon
- oak le chêne
- pine le pin
- palm le palmier
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Questions about la récolte
How do you pronounce la récolte?
Say ray-KOLT, with stress on the final syllable and a crisp silent final e.
Is la récolte masculine or feminine?
la récolte is feminine. la récolte is feminine. Its plural is récoltes.
How is la récolte used in French?
la récolte is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Les agriculteurs récoltaient la récolte d’automne. (The farmers gathered the autumn harvest.).
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